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 Post subject: movies based on books
PostPosted: Mon Jun 11, 2012 10:15 pm 
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Anyone ever read some of the "classics" or books old movies are based on? I started reading "The Godfather" last week and I have to say I am really enjoying it. There are some parts in the book that the movie will touch on for maybe a total of 10 minutes but will go into more detail in the book for about 10-15 pages or things that are skimmed in the book but go into major detail in the movie.

Was just curious what older books some of you edumicated types have perused?

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Redneckmommy wrote:
Anyone ever read some of the "classics" or books old movies are based on? I started reading "The Godfather" last week and I have to say I am really enjoying it. There are some parts in the book that the movie will touch on for maybe a total of 10 minutes but will go into more detail in the book for about 10-15 pages or things that are skimmed in the book but go into major detail in the movie.

Was just curious what older books some of you edumicated types have perused?



I am still getting through the Three Musketeers because I love Dumas (Count of Monte Cristo). The Musketeers is not simply one book, and it is broken up into five on iBooks (three books from other publishers). I learned right away that there are actually four Musketeers. I highly recommend both Dumas sagas......

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denisdman wrote:
Redneckmommy wrote:
Anyone ever read some of the "classics" or books old movies are based on? I started reading "The Godfather" last week and I have to say I am really enjoying it. There are some parts in the book that the movie will touch on for maybe a total of 10 minutes but will go into more detail in the book for about 10-15 pages or things that are skimmed in the book but go into major detail in the movie.

Was just curious what older books some of you edumicated types have perused?



I am still getting through the Three Musketeers because I love Dumas (Count of Monte Cristo). The Musketeers is not simply one book, and it is broken up into five on iBooks (three books from other publishers). I learned right away that there are actually four Musketeers. I highly recommend both Dumas sagas......


I will have to check them out

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The count of monte cristo is terrific. After watching Sherlock on PBS, I'm rereading all the Sherlock Holmes novels and stories. I'm a nerd who enjoys 19th century lit.

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Dirty Dozen-Gives you back story on the Dozen.Different/extended ending.

All of Shakespeare esp-Henry V(Brahnah version)


Dumas is excellent. I am still debating if I want to see the latest version.

Conan-WOw Just plain Wow. They got close to how Conan is in the books in the new movie.

James Bond-I red he original Fleming books. Very good they get better ,you can see the maturing of the author. Plus they way he describes Bond fits Daniel Craig to a t.

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Shakespeare is great.

I am a huge Bond fan, so I will read some of the books.

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